Atlanta Police responded to a shooting at 550 Pharr Rd NE, where a 40-year-old man was injured and taken to the hospital. The incident may have occurred during an attempted car break-in.

Atlanta's upcoming weather includes near 100-degree temperatures and thunderstorms, with high humidity and persistent rain chances throughout the week.

Anthony Hamilton is filming a music video in Macon with local artist Stacii Adams at the Tubman Museum. Extras' tickets are sold out, but the public can watch behind-the-scenes on Cotton Avenue.

DeKalb County announces extended night work hours on Tucker Industrial Road until July 26 to replace aging sewer lines, with detours through Sept. 9. Regular daytime construction will resume July 29.

DeKalb County has completed repair work on a damaged six-inch water main, advising residents of potential temporary brown water as service resumes.

Former Georgia Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison for healthcare fraud.

Atlanta's forecast predicts a week of hot and stormy weather, with temperatures reaching the high 90s and chances of showers and thunderstorms most afternoons and evenings.

Two separate car crashes in the metro Atlanta area resulted in two deaths and one severe injury. The incidents are currently under investigation by the Georgia State Patrol and Cobb County Police.

Law enforcement in DeKalb County and Atlanta conducted operations leading to numerous gang-related arrests and seizures, including firearms and drugs.

The article details two related shooting incidents on Chattahoochee Ave NW in Atlanta, with victims sustaining injuries, causing a secondary traffic accident, and the police investigation ongoing.

A former judge, Christina Peterson, had her Friday hearing on battery and obstruction charges canceled with no rescheduled date; she was previously removed from the bench for misconduct.

A fatal vehicle crash occurred early Friday on Barrett Parkway in Kennesaw, claiming the life of 20-year-old Amy Wamweya after her car hit a utility pole.

A scholarship is created in memory of 8-year-old Secoriea Turner who was killed in Atlanta, as the trial of suspects accused of her murder progresses.